# Time/Timer Vision Data Access Functions

This topic lists the Vision Data Access functions that report execution cell times, read date and time from an internal clock, and trigger an event after a specified interval or at specified times.

Note: All returned values are from a referenced function or cell.

Function | Description
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GetAllTime(Image) | Returns the time, in milliseconds, from the start of image acquisition to the end of job execution, or #ERR if the input value is invalid.
A | Image acquisition starts.
B | Job execution ends.
#### How To Use GetAllTime Insert GetAllTime(A0) to a cell. Trigger the In-Sight vision system. Note: The GetAllTime function calculates the time based on the "last" image acquisition, and it may return a large value initially. Make sure to trigger the vision system to get the correct value. The time is returned to the cell. Note: This argument must reference cell A0, the cell containing the Image data structure returned by the AcquireImagefunction. This function cannot be used in a formula. For example, if you enter "GetAllTime(A0)+10" in a cell, #ERR is returned. To use a formula, create a separate cell just for GetAllTime(A0), and use a cell reference for it in the formula. For example, you can configure the spreadsheet as follows: B2 = GetAllTime(A0) B3 = B2+10
GetTime(Cell1, [Cell2, ...]) | Returns the time, in milliseconds, for a variable-length list of cells to execute or #ERR if the input value is invalid. If multiple cells are selected, the sum of all execution times is returned.